Life under shelling.

Marjinka, Eastern Ukraine, was shelled by Russians again, during the night of 3-4 of February 2017. Half a day the town was left without electricity due to the breaking of the lines. This is Svetlana Bespalko, her house was bombed when she was at her neighbour. Maybe that saved her life."They shell us every God's day, every God's day," she says.
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"There are no Ukrainian soldiers here, and they still bomb us. My nervous system can't stand it anymore. They shoot at us with guns, then bomb us, and we stay here, scared. It hurts especially that I can't ask anyone for help, I live alone. Volunteers sometimes come and help, besides, I am on my own. We are mostly widowed women here, there are few houses here and they are still shelling us, why?"

Her neighbour's house was shot at and bombed also. After the bombing, all the windows were left broken. The door to the cellar where she hides from Russian bombardment was torn off. The volunteer came to help her, he says that he would board the windows, because it's of no use to install glass anyway...

The house across the road. Vyacheslav Udinsky shows a shell splinter which launched in his wall. "I heard noise, boom, boom, just came here and it went - bust! And everything fell down. I bent down on time."

"When will they stop shooting us?" asks the woman in the red headscarf. "They are just annoying people. And we suffer."
Notwithstanding periodic shelling, people are not leaving their houses. Some have nowhere to go, others are afraid of marauders. They live, constantly waiting for another shelling.